FIRST AID

Jan 11, 2013

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The Faculty of Medicine.... Has determined that all medical students should acquire training in First Aid and CPRA course inACLS is availableto fourth year students The Survivor, University of Alberta MSA. P. 80. FIRST AID. The administration of emergency assistance to individuals who have

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FIRST AID

FIRST AID. http://utpo.lf1.cuni.cz jana.heczkova@ftn.cz Charles University in Prague, 1st Faculty of Medicine, Institute of Theory and Practice of Nursing. Contacts. http.// utpo.lf1.cuni.cz Username: firstaid.lf1@gmail.com Password: firstaid jana.heczkova@ftn.cz

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First Aid. First aid is an emergency medical treatment for somebody who is ill or injured,given before more thorough medical attention can be obtained.60% of Nigerians die at accident/incident scenes due to lack of an emergency medical treatment.. Primary Survey. Primary Survey. The approach to any incident requires a Common Sense PlanningThe basic priority step of approaching an incident is called Primary SurveyIt is an easily remembered practice by using the letters

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FIRST AID. FIRST AID. OBJECTIVES RISK ASSESSMENT PROPER APPLICATION OF A FIELD OR PRESSURE DRESSING AND TOURNIQUET FIRST AID FOR BURNS IDENTIFY AND TREAT CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING. FIRST AID INSTRUCTION. HAZARD IDENTIFICATION:. RISK ASSESSMENT:. - MINEFIELD INJURIES

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Dislocation. Heart Attack. Poisoning. First Aid. Shock. Seizure. Strain. Burns. Bandages. CVA. Insulin Shock. CPR. Immediate care that is provided to the victim of injury or illness to minimize the adverse effects until experts take over.

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Volunteer Marine Rescue . 4. TDM MF1007B. first aid. Burns. Care for Burns. Cool the burned area Cover the burned area Prevent infection Minimise shock Call an ambulance for serious burns. Burns. Inhalation of Fumes. Symptoms and Signs. Breathing difficulties.

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First Aid. Sprains, Fractures, and other injuries. Nosebleeds. Nosebleeds are very common Follow these steps: UNIVERSAL PRECAUTIONS Make sure injured person pushes their head forward Pinch at the bridge of the nose

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First Aid. Chad Peters, MS, ATC. Recognizing and Responding to an Emergency. Whats Out of the Ordinary Sights, appearances, behaviors, odors, noises Examples? Ask Questions. Overcoming Barriers. Why don’t people act? Presence of other people “Some one else can help”

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FIRST AID. PAGES 341-342. Minor Injuries. Muscle Cramp. Sudden and sometimes painful contractions of the muscles Occur when muscles are: Tired Overworked Dehydrated Treatment Stretch and massage Drink water. Strain. Injury to a muscle or tendon

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Volunteer Marine Rescue . 2. TDM MF1007B. first aid. Types of Bleeding. External. Internal. Can be Arterial, Venous or Capillary . Control of Bleeding. After exposing apply direct pressure to the wound. Elevate the injured area of the level of the heart. Control of Bleeding.

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First Aid. Schedule. Brainteasers Sub Packets/ Class Progress Sheet Homework Check/First Aid I.Q. Intro to First Aid. Finish the Story.

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First Aid ◊ The immediate, temporary care given to an ill or injured person until professional medical care can be provided. ◊ Check the surrounding environment. ◊ Your safety is the 1 st priority!. C ’s of Emergency Care Check – Call - Care

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Volunteer Marine Rescue . TDM MF1007B. first aid. Apply First Aid. Session 2. Bleeding. Wounds. Circulatory Disorders. Shock. Coronary Disease. Dressings & Bandages. Types of Bleeding. External. Internal. Can be Arterial, Venous or Capillary . Types of Bleeding. Arterial:

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First Aid. What is First Aid?. First aid is the provision of initial care for an illness or injury. First aid is usually given in an emergency situation (e.g., driving up on a wreck, being the first witness). C-C-C. CHECK.

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Volunteer Marine Rescue . 3. TDM MF1007B. first aid. Cracked Bone. Chipped Bone. Broken Bone. Fractures and Dislocations. Fracture. Dislocation. - Open - Bone protrudes through skin or wound leading to site of the fracture. - Closed - Bone remains within the skin.

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First Aid. Duties of a First Aider . Course Objective. “To ensure you leave here with an awareness of the basics of First Aid and improved confidence to help if someone is in need of assistance. Objectives of First Aid. Preserve life. Prevent further injury/condition deteriorating.

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First Aid. Borys Lokay. Road accidents. Plane accidents. Train accidents. Natural disasters. Earth quakes. Floods & tsunami. Avalanches. Hurricanes & tornadoes. What to do in an emergency?. Assess the situation - DO NOT PUT YOURSELF IN DANGER!

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First Aid. Chapter 10 & 11 Bone, Joint and Muscle Injuries Splinting the Extremities. Fractures. Fracture and broken bone are the same. 2 categories of fx: Closed : Simple Open: Compound. Fractures. Closed : Simple Skin is intact. No wound near the fracture. Fractures.

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First Aid. Arrangements. Prepare classroom With k r e p e paper, hand-painted posters and bandaged skeleton Franta. Dressing White coat and mask. First steps. Arrival of the first group Representation, familiarization with tools and with process and creation 2 or 3 smaller groups.

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First Aid. Chapter 15 Cold Related Emergencies. Frost nip. Freezing limited to skin surface Freezing of water on skin surface. Frost nip. Skin red and swollen No further damage after re-warming First sigh of impeding frost bite. Frost nip.

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First Aid. Chapter 5 Wounds. Open Wounds. Break in skin surface with ______________ bleeding. Open Wounds. At risk for ______________ and ______________. Open Wounds. Abrasion ___________ Incision Contusion ___________ Puncture ___________ Amputation.

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